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Humans will be told if they are talking to bots that can convincingly mimic human speech.

A US man is fined $120m (£88m) for making more than 90 million automated marketing calls.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.

Digital advertising funds the internet but the industry is in crisis, many observers believe.

Vote Leave campaign director Dominic Cummings also called to meet DCMS committee.

The app denies inflating the number of listens to albums by Kanye West and Beyonce.

The EU is threatening to limit access for the UK to secretive information after Brexit, and now Britain is talking of setting up its own sat-nav system.

The risk of losing them and damaging the company's reputation is too great, it says.

A court battle with conservationists shelves plans to build 850 million euro data centre in Galway.

Amazon not one of 10 projects selected to try out new ways to integrate unmanned aircraft into the skies.

The telecoms giant will axe many back-office and middle management roles in the next three years.

Will Gompertz explores how clever artificial intelligence robots actually are.

Researchers at MIT CSAIL have developed an autonomous car that can drive on unpaved or unmarked roads.

Officials say homeowners could see significantly lower utilities costs per month.

Researchers plan to integrate their cocaine-detecting chip in a portable scanner.

Communications watchdog Ofcom says average download speeds rose 28% since its last yearly survey.

An Airbus executive says future UK work on the Galileo sat-nav system would have to be moved to the continent because of Brexit.

The search giant has blocked all ads relating to the Irish Republic's forthcoming referendum on abortion.